It appears that close to 20% of all unicorns were founded by Indian entrepreneurs, which is still remarkably eye-opening.

What about a single beefcake server that runs dumb terminals throughout your house with a lightweight shim between each device and server. Sexy monitors just sitting there quiet AF. Mega room for coffee cups and niknaks across the desk. Ports for days. This is my dream. I'd keep it by my feet so I could pet it and say good job.

Do this before you reach your 40s, because ageism will put a damper on your disposable income.

I once had plans like this...

That would work if every family member were okay with dumb terminals. Unfortunately, some of them require dedicated GPUs.

Routing thick black DP cables and bright blue USB throughout the house feels a lot less natural than just installing ethernet ports in each room. :(

I run my workstation PC with a dedicated GPU in a rack in the shed. I use Sunshine on the workstation and Moonlight on the client to access it. I can game like that, use blender for modelling, anything that needs more juice than my old laptop. It feels local. Even over WiFi I quite often forget I am on a remote machine. Moonlight runs on pretty much anything and everything too.

Is there any secret sauce behind LLM other than big money? I'm under the impression that its a known recipe at its core and for many of the enhancements around it.

If there wasn't, Apple would have been able to buy one.

Doesn't sound very agile..............

agile is no silver bullet...

How is it possible that the head of a divisions particular UX taste pervades the product?

I think the only reason this is done is because we are in an era of exceptional illegal kickbacks. Unethical/illegal behavior has become so normalized that if you aren't actively working for a party who is doing it/doing it yourself you are losing.

Normalization of deviancy via law.

Kind of kind of not. Form a guild and distribute via SAAS or some other undistributable knowledge. Most code out there is terrible so relying on AI trained on it will lose out.

> Nixon's proposed plan

I've got a suspicious feeling Nixon WAS in fact a crook.

Ehh I think if it ends up being a half good architecture you wind up with a difficult to understand kernel that never needs touching.